-- william h. owen elementary. >> when i got the call, i was scared. >> reporter: the superintendent said he's not aware of sick students or staff. inspectors found lead paint and then tested other spots. >> there's no issue in the water. >> reporter: the th the lead was in areas children rarely encounter like outside window sills. >> we'll do painting and blocking off so kids who have minimal exposure, will have no exposure. >> reporter: they will provide free blood tests. >> we see this as very little

have concerns, to come for testing. >> reporter: simmons said he plans to have his students tested as soon as possible just in case. >> we will nip that in the bud real quick. >> reporter: and the department of public health said all lead removal work should be complete in time for school to start but alton said help won't b until everything is fixed. >> here's why lead poisoning is so dangerous. it can cause developmental delays, abdominal pain and newer lodge exam changes. a concrete barrier was dropped on i-440 between wade and blue ridge. there's only one lane open at

carolina received the 300, 911 calls of the crabtree valley center in panic. michael? >> reporter: hundreds of people called 911 saturday as the chaos unfolded at the mall. tonight we're get lag look at the fence moments. this was mysterious sound caught on a cell phone video. >> shooting at crabtree valley mall. >> reporter: that's an excerpt from one of 300 calls. some callers were trying to

>> hidden in the back. >> reporter: while many heard the loud noise, some were uncertain about what they've seen. >> just one shot. someone was shot. >> reporter: but as the 911 operator asked more questions, it became unclear if that was the case. >> so you have no idea. >> everyone started running, so i'm not sure. >> reporter: ral plea said they -- raleigh police said they found no evidence of the gunfire. they sent this sound to a lab for analysis. >> people were confused for a moment before everyone started running. >> reporter: police say they've reached out to the people who called 911 who thought they saw

said they are unable to determine if the sound was related to it. live in raleigh, michael hi land, cbs north carolina. 911 calls should help police determine who caused a deadly shooting. >> shoot up all the apartments. >> this was one of the calls authorities received about shooting of 26 sebastian unique smith. help died in front of hope house. the place is known for hope and peace. >> i was shocked, first of all, taken place in this community that we have put so much into trying to create an atmosphere

you know, it's been a tragedy to us. >> dr. holloway said his mission will continue. a woman who normally answers calls for help now needs her own. ashley kreuger is accused of stealing or trying to distribute opium. the man accused of murdering a greenville woman and her three children will be back in tomorrow. dibon toone waived extradition clearing the way for his return. toone killed his girlfriend and small girls ages 6, 7 and 11. he was the father of the two youngest. >> we have learned that kouren thomas will be laid to rest

party. aj janavel joins us. >> reporter: we're just off of fallsome. from now until 6:00 all of the proceed also go to the owner. she said thomas worked here for about five months. he had worked at other mcdonald's locally while. they said he had an infectious smile and personality. we they found out what happened to him, they wanted to have a fund-raiser to make sure the thomas family knows they stand with him. >> to show our love and support his family. >> reporter: that is the owner

coming up at 6 we'll talk to some of his friends and hear the kind of person he was. aj janavel. >> the man accused of kill be him chad copely remains behind bars. a man said a large group of people were outside racing and he was quote locked and loaded, and was going to defend his someone got hit. the trump campaign is increasing staff. the candidate is in the campaign and campaigning in charlotte. cbs north carolina is in charlotte and he talked to trump's son and daughter-in-law about just how important it is to do well in north carolina.

couple hours away from the donald trump rally that will take place here at the charlotte convention center. i talked to his sonar rick and daughter-in-law laura. >> we'll start advertising next week. one of the states in a major way is north carolina. >> reporter: it's no secret that north carolina is month swing states in the presidential election and now the advertising from the trump campaign. what should we expect? >> i think a lot of them will be america first. that has almost become my father's message. we're not winning wars. we're getting ripped off by countries all across the world. >> reporter: we met with eric and his wife lawyer ra. i asked about some who have criticized his campaign saying

specific the other day. i was proud of his plan, speccally going to every government agency and raiding every single regulation that they have. every single one has an impact on business but some of them aren't important. >> he's a good man. what you hear about him, the image the media has portrayed i can tell you whole heartedly is not true. he's a do it if he didn't care about our country. >> reporter: laura trump's message to women voters. >> trump's rifle hillary clinton met with the eight chiefs including top cops from new york city and los angeles. >> everyone is safer when there is respect for the law and when everyone is respected by the

believes supporting officers and improving police go and in and. this comes days past donald trump cast her as the candidate who is against the police. how brazilian police are using surveillance video. >> it was the 10th day with temperatures in the 90 as far as 13th, 14th and 15th, big changes. >> reporter: in many spots of downtown durham you can park from free.

police in brazil said ryan

about getting robbed in rio. in fact, they released this video. three american swimmers who were with lochte are being questioned. jamie yuccas reports. >> reporter: surveillance footage show four olympic swirls at a rio gas staismghts at one point they are made to leave the taxu and sit on the ground with their hands in the air but they said confrontation over damage to a bathroom, not an armed robbery. this contradicts what ryan lochte said earlier this week the guy pulled out his gun, cocked it, put it to my forhead and i said whatever. jack conger, gunnar bentz and

doubting it when their stories didn't ma. lochte said there was a single gunman. feigen said there were several. one olympic official is supporting the swirls. >> they had fun. >> reporter: jamie yuccas, cbs news, rio de janeiro. a food manufacturer is at failing to test its products for bacteria. the two say the company not only did not test for the bacteria but mrs. . falsified documents so federal regulators believe it had. the whistleblower said the company is taking risks with people's lives. they have a facility in huntersville land three others

at noon. the hospital said moisture was detected near a nursery unit about a week ago. the problem was traced to a leak caused by recent rains. air quality tests indicated signs of a common fungal spore but it was deemed not harmful. patients have been relocated while the repairs are being done. covering durham, get ready to pay for parts of the city will increase the fee at parking desk and will add parking meters. lauren haviland spoke to the city. >> city. >> most of our traffic live downtown. >> reporter: to bring into cars, the city is bringing in paid parking.

conversation since october 2014. >> reporter: they conducted an evaluation. >> implementing paid on street parking to encourage a higher vehicle turnover. >> reporter: the plan is to have as many as 1,000 meet ared spots. >> combination of single space and multispace meters. so it's not wise to make that investment for multispace. >> reporter: $1.50. >> to encourage people who park for longer periods of time to utilize the facilities. >> reporter: it's expected to bring in $1.5 million in the first year. they are hoping with more cars coming and going, it will mean more people walking into their store. >> if someone's walking downtown and paid for parking one street over, maybe they

start as soon as november 1st. lauren haviland. a frightening moment for a friend in texas when lightning hit their patio. it happened feet from where they were unloading their car. you can see the family clutching their ears. some minor burns but everone's okay remarkably. >> if you think about it, it's been a busy weather week. big he to the south, flooding in the gulf coast and we have had heat, our tenth day in a row in the 90s. nothing severe and anticipate that. here we are by the virginia border. so we're feast of the triangle kind of like where we were yesterday. not as intense but that's moving off to the east. as we move to the sand hills you can see isolated pockets of

so less rain than we thought 24 hours ago but we still have showers to the west which could slide in here late tonight. dry here while most of the rain remains in south carolina. so we're stuck with hot temperatures again, not as hot but pretty darn hot. 95 in rocky mount, clayton, harnett county. we have some rain cooled 80s up closer to the coast. heat indexes still it feels like 101 in clayton. feels like triple digit heat in sampson and cumberland county. eventually we won't have to talk about a heat index. tonight we'll keep it warm and dry. i bumped the rain chance up a bit as we watch the showers from the west. otherwise, mostly dry. 85 by 8:00. we fall to the 70s overnight.

off at 74. so we do have some differences in the weather map. things are finally starting to change. so our weather, temperatures, rain chance also start to change. tomorrow the high pressure continues to back off just a little bit. that will open the door for a few extra clouds and showers. then your weekend is a typical summer weekend. highs around 90, scattered afternoon storms. we don't have any big impacting our weekend but next week we do. there have been changes to the timing of this cold front. all summer long i've had cold fronts or stationary fronts. they do do anything. this one is. it could be sunday night into monday, meaning we'll feel the impacts on monday of this real cold front. temperatures will be lower and so will the humidity.

tuesday and wednesday. unfortunately, we have to get through another hot weekend. here's what your weekend looks like. it starts whoever in the mid- 70s. by lunchtime saturday 86. we're looking for a high of 90 on saturday with a 30%, 40% chance of rain. we start in the mid-70s on our way to a slightly warmer day of 92 degrees. out in the tropics, fiona remains a small compact storm. 45-mile-an-hour winds moving to the northwest at 10. it's fighting dry air. those will work away at it. however, the water is very warm, which will help keep it a tropical storm on through early next week. the change in the track today does finally start to turn it to the north like a lot of storms in that next of the woods do. we'll continue to keep an eye

90s. each day temperatures in the low 90s. each day a 30% to 40% chance of showers and storms. there's our cold front. i will leave a leftover chance monday but the high will be 87. then, as we get into tuesday, wednesday and thursday, sunny skies, mid-80s and overnight lows in the mid-60s. remember, overnight lows in mid-60s means lower humidity. it will be the best three-day stretch ever. >> thank you. well, the baseball theme is relatively new to the area but they're already bringing in a

cooper: governor mccrory wants you to believe there's a carolina comeback. but raise your hand if your taxes have gone up while those at the top are the ones getting the tax break. and raise your hand if you're working more for less. i'm roy cooper, and that's not a comeback. that those at the top should pay their fair share. raise your hand if you agree that tax breaks should be going to the middle class. and raise your hand if you agree

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right now, you can find out how the department of transportation will replace two bridges. they're p street and wade avenue. there's a meeting between now and 1k-7. both bridges are deemed too old to still be in service and work to replace at least one will begin in september. baseball fans will get to see some of the top talent. they will host the coastal playing league all-star game.

salamanders. people are being asked to join a new discount practice. it's called thank a vet. they're working with the county veteran office. they will be distributing decals. it starts in november and will offer discounts to those who served in the armed recently computer outages caused hundreds of flights to be canceled or delayed.

taking a look at eastbound

the left two lanes of wade avenue are closed. traffic is backed up on wade avenue to edward mills road. it's probably best to avoid this area for now. looks like more passengers are satisfied with airline travel according to the department of transportation. it includes complaints about things like delays, cancellations service. a historic first flight for a massive hair shift in england. the amp lander -- air lander 10 is a cross between a helicopter, blimp and plane. it can stay in the hair for days or weeks at a time. that's because the air ship is designed to use less fuel than

than normal air ships. >> fly point to point a bit like a giant helicopter, taking bigger loads longer distances, cheaper, safer . >> the aircraft was actually being designed for the u.s. military but the blimp program was done away in 2013. coming up how several local fire departments utilized a special and -- >> reporter: raleigh police and firefighters are upset they didn't receive a pay raise despite some city executives receive lag big payout. it's a story that rocked the triangle. a fayetteville principal allows a registered sex offender to work at her school. joan dayton was charged with

offender. >> reporter: from between to 2012. joan dayton hired paul connor to do various handy man duties at freedom christian academy. he worked after school but it cost dayton her job. >> i recognize what myer roar was -- what my error was. >> two years in prison. he was convicted of indecent liberties with a child in tower-- in 2004. >> my grandchildren were on freedom's campus. >> reporter: the sheriff's office said there were no reported incidents. in 2012 a teacher discovered connor's coved smofd status.

by colleagues to ensure connor never stepped foot on campus again. then three years later a parent notified the sheriff's office that connor worked at the school. why three years? >> it felt to us that it was a revengeful tactic. >> reporter: dayton said at the time a school employee was under discipline for major misconduct. >> they did not go to the sheriff. they we say why the employee was being disciplined but we found various allegations of grade changing. dr. palestinian wheeler, the former assistant principal said he was burneddenned by god to quit due to grade changing. >> said there's no way. >> reporter: wheeler was unavailable when we stopped by the school he now leads but he later called. wheeler declined to comment.

christian academy. >> it didn't happen with me. this sure didn't happen with me because i couldn't even get access into the system. >> reporter: i asked the same question to freedom's cofounder cole powers. >> it's been dealt with oar who has -- >> it's been dealt with. >> reporter: dayton hopes authority also dig deeper. according attorney anyone could have been held responsible for allowing a convicted sex offender to work at the school but dayton said it was best that she take responsibility. >> we had only been around seven years. we thought it would be irreparable harm. >> reporter: in fayetteville, i'm nate rodgers. >> connor was charged with violating sex offender guidelines. his wife, who was a teacher at

continues between state parties over e maims sent by a republican leader. wood house sent an email to county election board members asking them to quote consider republican points of view when making plans for november elections. carleigh griffeth joins us with more. carleigh? >> reporter: this is all in response to a federal court carolina's voter i.d. law. now they are scam belling to put -- scrambling to put things in place. in his message to republican election board members, he said without the legislation counties should offer the beer minimum when it comes to early voting. democrats this is a clear

election. woodhouse said he has the right to lobby board of election members pass anyone else for the republican -- as anyone else for the republican position. political science professor david mclennon said not much. >> it's nothing new. it's just that i think for the first time many citizens are seeing it and it just looks like something that's wrong, but it's not wron party over the other. >> reporter: mcclean nonalso said those board members do not have to follow woodhouse's suggestions. mclennon said it's about 50/50. carleigh griffeth, cbs north carolina.

changes to its early voting rules. the nash county met but they couldn't reach a decision so they're submitting two plans for consideration. if you live near the park in cary you may have seen spoke in the -- smoke in the area. that's because firefighters were doing training. they said getting to practice with a live situation is a unique opportunity for them. >> reporter: 's situation. so it's different than a typical lot burn. crew also go inside and they will have an opportunity to watch the way fire moves through the stwhether a door or window might be closed. >> firefighters participate in the training. you may still see smoke in the area for the next few hours. raleigh firefighters and police officers are fighting

however, an investigation shows several city executives got pay raises without a pay study. david hurst joins us with more. >> reporter: firefighters and police officers said they've been fighting for years for pay raises. that's why they're not happy that city leaders were given raises ahead of them. raleigh firefighters and police officers have been protesting for months over what they slay is low pay and raises. >> we're losing people at record pace. >> reporter: firefighters and police officers requested 7% raises. the city council close not to give them that, saying they were waiting for the completion of a city wide pay study before making decisions. however, records show last year several city leaders received pay raises without a pay study. the council approved an 11% pay raise for the city attorney and

>> it's disappointing would be the biggest thing that our leaders would choose to take care of the top people and leave us to decide. >> reporter: the city council did give all city employees pay raises up to 3.5%. no you want to help -- . >> you want to help. when you're let down by the municipality that employs it's tough. >> reporter: it has led to low moore rail ral -- morale. >> it's tough to protect the city when you know top executives are getting raises and the city have so little respect that they can't give them an equal raise. >> we're told nancy mcfarland

comment. there was another school supply giveaway today. it was their second in the last week. they said they got a lot of phone calls from parent. so the mission held another giveaway. one parent said it was a blessing for her and her child. >> you can't afford it right now. it's for supplieif can do so on rock quarry road down the street from hunter elementary school. there's or to come including a persistent wildfire in california. >> why firefighters said they've never seen anything like the bluecut fire. >> here is a look from interstate 40 and airport b.d things are moving very slowly right now.

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another problem is beginning in louisiana. these deadly floodwaters could lead to the biggest housing crisis since hurricane katrina. parts of southern louisiana may never be the same. >> reporter: days after record rain triggered catastrophic flooding, parts of louisiana

wednesday emergency teams continued search and rescue mission. we road along with national guard troops checking on people still hunkered down in their homes. the national guard looks for two things when they're out on search and rescue mission -- barking dogs and boats. people here don't leave their dogs behind and if there's a boat tied to the house, chances are they're still arou quarter are a total loss. an estimate 40,000 are damaged. less than 20% of residential properties have flood insurance. >> we lost everything in katrina. came here and 10 years later lost everything again. >> reporter: from the ground and from the air, sandbags are being piled up as they prepare

overflowing canals. the damage has already been done to deidra johnson's baton rouge home. >> i know it's material things and you cran get them back -- you can get them back but it crushes you because you feel like you're violated. >> reporter: another 3 1/2 inches in baton rouge and more storms in today's forecast. reporting from sorrento, louisiana. >> dozens of red are in louisiana. they're doing what they can to help the thousands of flood victims. the bluecut wildfire is growing even larger and threatening homes outside los angeles. it's burned 49 square miles. more than 1500 firefighters are battling but they've had to

fire advances. >> reporter: this fire ran the opposite direction and established itself in the canyon. >> the bluecut fire is one of nine major fires burning in california right now. more than 83,000 people are under evacuation orders as a result. liters in chicago's police force are recommending that seven officers be fired. it's part of the investigation death of laquan mcdonald. video of th an officer shot him 16 times. that officer officer jason vandyke is charged with mcdonald's murder but a reach crept investigation found that seven officers lied on police reports. a city police report will have the final say about the officers. darren sharper is getting an 18-year federal sentence. he admitted to drugging and

would put sedatives in women's drinks so they could rape him. prosecutors recommended a 19- year deal but the judge rejected it saying it was too lenient. a website lost a $140 million lawsuit and is shutting down. gawker is shutting down after losing the case to hulk hoe gawker will come to an end next week. a scary night for people in washington, d.c. storms moved to the area. winds were so strong that they tore the roof off an apartment building. about 60 people are without homes. michigan officials are warning people to stay away from the kalamazoo river after a major spill. heavy rain and sensor that

gallons of treated waste water. hundreds are flocking to hawaii to catch a lava flow. it's moving down the volcano. people from all around are seizing the chance to see it but it isn't easy. visitors have to hike 10 you're so close. you feel the heat. it's like welding or something, very special feeling. the whole thing is super different. >> this volcano has been continually erupting -- continuously erupting since

if you're ever looking at a river of lava and drop your keys, just let them go because, man, they are gone. today our high of 93. it is still 91 with the heat index of 94. as we look at traffic in north raleigh on 440 east and westbound we have a few clouds but not much rain. the few showers are up around the there's 95. so just north of you guys a little bit of shower activity and very sporadic. showers in clinton bringing heavy rain. other than that, that's about it. we get to focus on temperatures as we -- most of us were in the low 90s, actual cooler down in fayetteville. up in the mountains this looks good with 70s.

coast as they have a mix of dry weather and rain. for us our temperatures are not going to change much. we'll leave small rain chances but most of us remain dry as we drop down to 85 at 8. upper 70s and your out the door tomorrow morning 74 degrees. so that hasn't changed much. all week long the weather map hasn't changed. it's manly involved this area of high pressure and filter in hot and humid air. that will change tomorrow, and through the weekend. this cold front, which is way back to the west, will get here sunday into monday and that will change our weather and i think we'll be happy about it. still hot and humid with a few afternoon storms. we get into the weekend. that area of high pressure scoots off a little. it will be a typical summer weekend with highs around 90

20% to 40%. the big change comes with that cold front sun kay day -- sunday. early monday it passes through. we've moved it up. the cool front will be felt this time. it's not one of those cold fronts that move through and you're wondering what are you talking about. you'll have lower temperatures and lower humidity starting monday and lasting through tuesday and wednesday. upgraded yesterday. it has held itself together over the last few hours, not many changes. it's a small compact storm, so this mr. go through a lot of fluctuations. right now it's over warm water. the bottom line is not many changes but there have been some changes in the comester models in the forecast track. remember, when we look at these lines we don't scratch our

bulk. the trend has been more of the bulk to shift a little to the north. sure there are a few outliars in each direction but a we've had a shift to the north. therefore the official track from the national hurricane center has also had a shift early next week to the north which, if it were to continue, would turn it out to the north like many storms in this direction but as you can see, it will remain a tropical storm over the next several days. meanwhile, back here at local with no concerns about fiona, hot day and the low 90s with a 30% to 40% chance of rain. we'll keep it at 40% on saturday, drop it to 30% on sunday as each day's high stays in the low 90s. we've got several days in the 80s next week. we've got overnight lows in the 60s and low humidity and we've got me looking at how many vacation days i have left

tomorrow's 3-degree guarantee high stuck in the low 90s. we mate it -- made it to 93. another $100 and for the american cancer society bring the total to $1600. it's the largest voluntary organization. they have over 2 1/2 million volunteers and they have helped save more than 1 1/2 million lives. to learn more about them, check them a lot of great tips. on how to take care of your own body. >> being proactive. thanks. coming up new at 6 we're digging through the more more

she's one of the wealthiest women in politics. combined income: thirty million dollars. tours the world on private jets. protected by armed guards for thirty years. but she doesn't believe in your right to keep a gun at home for self-defense. "i fully appreciate how hard life is for so many americans today." an out of touch hypocrite. she'd leave you defenseless.

there are 760 bus drivers in wake county who are ready to make 22,000 stops this school year. >> many parent are putting their students on the bus for the first time. >> did you know why we stop? >> why? >> because there's a big pole,

stops, the pole goes straight. >> reporter: this kindergartner is learning the rules of the road early. it might be his first year riding the school bus but he knows the rules better than most drivers. >> so frustrating when we see drivers drive around that stop arm. >> reporter: official's last count showed more than 100 drivers pass stops in one day in north carolina. bus drivers said pausing a few seconds could ab matter of life and death. >> slow down and just stop. it doesn't take that long for kids to get on the bus. >> reporter: safety is there top priority. what their lights and hand signals means it's part of their job. >> i do this, and that means to stop. >> reporter: she said parents should start talking to their first time bus rider about behavior.

they're waiting 10 minutes early. if you're a wake county parent, you will receive a phone call. in morrisville, reporting for cbs north carolina. >> if you or your kindergartner are nervous about riding the bus, don't worry, you can take a test bus group of kayakers in canada who came face to face with a humpback whale. they heard there was a mother humpback and a calf in the area. look at that. the moor guy said he's get lag lot of reaction. incredible when they breach like that. >> to be in a small boat like that so close, it would terrify

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because we're only borrowing it from our children. ?? i'm roy cooper, and you deserve the truth about the crime lab. when i became attorney general, we discovered a backlog of more than 5,000 dna test kits and years worth of shoddy investigations.

solved over 2,000 crimes and put killers and rapists in prison from cold cases. we fixed the problems at the crime lab, and governor mccrory knows that. north carolina news at 6 starts now. >> i'm in here. >> 911 calls released five days after panic and chaos overtook crabtree valley mall in raleigh. i'm sean maroney.

it happened in the middle of the afternoon saturday but there's no evidence shots were fired. >> reported sightings of a gunman have been ruled out. holes in the ceiling have been determined not to be bullet holes. >> cbs north carolina's michael hyland going through the 911 calls and is live at crabtree valley mall raleigh police said nobody was shot, several people were injured trying to get out of there and we're learning new details about the 911 calls released today. in the midst of the chaos, 300 calls to 911. >> we're get flag lot of calls about -- getting a lot of calls about this. >> reporter: police are still trying to figure out what that